Cd/Usb - Mp3 Player And Tuner; Notes About Compact Discs - RCF Invision 354MP Manuel De L'utilisateur

ES 3323 identifies a BM3001 paging microphone through the 'LINE with PHANTOM' mode setting in
the respective channel, therefore it is necessary to set the input dip-switches 3 and 4
(both set to ON).
WHEN USING BM3003 PAGING MICROPHONES, TO EACH RJ 45 IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONNECT:
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a single BM 3003 paging microphone (without any additional power supply unit)
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a 'daisy-chain' made of max.12 BM 3003 by inserting an additional power supply unit.
After connecting one or more BM 3003 paging microphones,
respective input to the 'LINE' mode (both set to OFF).
BM 3003 paging microphones always operate in the SMART mode, so set (/ leave) the dip-switch 5
(for the input 2) and 6 (for the input 3) of the PRESET group
IT IS POSSIBLE TO CONNECT A BM 3001 TO AN RJ 45 INPUT AND ONE (OR MORE) BM 3003 TO THE
OTHER, SO IT IS ALLOWED TO HAVE:
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No paging microphone
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1 x BM 3001
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2 x BM 3001 (one per each input)
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max. 12 x BM 3003 (to one input only)
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max. 12 x BM 3003 (to an input) + 1 x BM 3001 (to the other input)
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max. 24 x BM 3003 (max. 12 per each input).
IMPORTANT: It is NOT allowed to connect different paging microphone models to the same input!
When BM 3003 paging microphones are linked (daisy-chain) in the same line, the first BM 3003 (that
is directly connected to the ES 3323 amplifier) does not need to be powered by the additional power
supply unit, which is necessary for all the others.
About paging microphone operation in details, refer to the respective user manuals.
When the chime is playing (if enabled), microphones are momentary muted.
Paging microphones can be disabled by events having a higher priority level than their channels
(2 and 3).
CD/USB – MP3 PLAYER AND TUNER

NOTES ABOUT COMPACT DISCS

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Use 12 cm audio CD, CD-R and CD-RW only. Never insert 8 cm CDs !
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Do not use damaged CDs (or having an irregular shape).
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Keep CDs clean and hold them always on their edges (without touching their unlabeled surface).
Wipe a dirty CD from the centre outward with a clean soft and dry cleaning cloth. Do not use
alcohol or solvents.
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Do not attach adhesive labels on CDs (and do not use CDs having adhesive labels).
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Put CDs in their cases when not used.
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Do not leave CDs close to heat sources, exposed to high temperatures or the direct sunlight (for
instance, inside a car).
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Some CD-R (recordable) / CD-RW (rewritable) types may not be read correctly.
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